Yoel Roth warns new X CEO about Elon and company status [FULL INTERVIEW]

Its so telling that a mean with t1ts is the first to ask a ques­tion on the mic. The tech world is so far gone its crazy.

CIA

This is a puff/hit piece! He was the head of Can­cel-Cul­ture and Cen­sor­ship at Twit­ter where two side debate was out­lawed in favor for an eco-cham­ber, now it’s free. X might be the most impor­tant plat­form to save us against an agen­da that want to break down democ­ra­cy. Every­thing he is say­ing is BS and the inter­view­er is just hand­ing him soft­balls and lead­ing the wit­ness. Again, as i said, a pre­pared hit piece. The hard left hate any oth­er opin­ion than their own and call it hate speech. For the record, I lean left. 

FYI — 90% of the com­ments here are emp­ty army bots.

It’s more inter­est­ing this inter­view than the one with Lin­da. Musk is tox­ic and look what he has done

This is right on. Just com­pare the empa­thy lev­el from Yoel ver­sus Lin­da. Scari­est part is I got a Tes­la ad every time I watch this telling me how good a guy Elon is. That’s not a coincidence.

He was so well spo­ken & gen­uine . Night & day dif­fer­ence between he and a cer­tain oth­er interviewee.

The bias in this inter­view is absolute­ly bizarre to me.

I wish I was married

6:30 — The per­son who spent $44 bil­lion, wants to dic­tate changes to the com­pa­ny he just spent $44 bil­lion on..

Bruh, stfu

🎯 Key Take­aways for quick navigation:

21:05 🌍 Reg­u­la­to­ry actions on large tech com­pa­nies, such as Twit­ter, might be delayed, but inevitable, as demon­strat­ed by the Euro­pean Union’s approach to reg­u­la­tion.
22:35 📃 Inter­views with indi­vid­u­als like Yoel Roth, an aca­d­e­m­ic, are not pub­lic, and tran­scripts can be tak­en out of con­text, lead­ing to mis­lead­ing inter­pre­ta­tions in law­suits and reports.
24:05 📂 Con­cerns that trans­paren­cy about coer­cive influ­ences on Twit­ter’s deci­sions are lack­ing, espe­cial­ly when the gov­ern­ment pres­sures tech plat­forms to cen­sor con­tent.
26:28 🇬🇧 There’s a chill­ing effect on com­mu­ni­ca­tion between gov­ern­ments and tech plat­forms, even when court cas­es rule in favor of such com­mu­ni­ca­tion, cre­at­ing a risk-averse atmos­phere.
27:58 💡 Tik­Tok stands out as a social media plat­form invest­ing in safe­ty and con­tent mod­er­a­tion, unlike oth­er major plat­forms that have reduced trust and safe­ty staff.
30:25 🆘 The grad­ual accep­tance of extreme state­ments, even calls for vio­lence, in pub­lic dis­course is a wor­ri­some shift in soci­etal norms and should be a cause for con­cern.
33:57 💬 The decline in con­tent and engage­ment on Twit­ter is a con­cern­ing trend that requires a focus on improv­ing user safe­ty and cre­at­ing an envi­ron­ment where peo­ple feel com­fort­able to express them­selves.
37:33 📊 Adver­tis­ers can play a sig­nif­i­cant role in influ­enc­ing social media plat­forms by demand­ing rig­or­ous data on safe­ty and hold­ing the plat­forms account­able for improve­ments.
39:05 🌐 The need for a plat­form that fos­ters influ­en­tial con­nec­tions, mean­ing­ful dis­course, and user agency remains, and there’s hope for new entrants to fill this gap, par­tic­u­lar­ly in decen­tral­ized plat­forms.
41:00 🤝 Con­tent cre­ators who are depen­dent on plat­forms like Twit­ter are encour­aged to con­sid­er their val­ues and the­o­ry of change when decid­ing where to engage with their audi­ence and make a pos­i­tive impact.
42:27 💬 Kara Swish­er acknowl­edges block­ing com­ments due to receiv­ing vile con­tent and empha­sizes that she should­n’t tol­er­ate online abuse.
42:57 🙌 Yoel Roth express­es hope and sup­port for the new CEO, Lin­da Yac­cari­no, in bring­ing brand safe­ty to Twit­ter, and he hopes for the plat­for­m’s suc­cess and pos­i­tive impact on the world.

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